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MATH. 152/161 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. MATH. 151 Test Review 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. MATH. 151 CH 4 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. MATH. 151 CH 6 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. MATH. 151 CH3&4 9 p.m. - 11 p.m. MATH. 151 CH 4 r MATHEMATICS CONTEST^ Annual Freshmen and Sophomore MATHEMATICS CONTEST THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1994 7:30 P.M.- 9:30 P.M. Room 317 Milner Hall It is intended to award at least six prizes: 1. $1 50 for paper judged to be the best overall 2. $125 for second best 3. $100 for third best 4. $80 for fourth 5. $60 for fifth 6. $50 for sixth Contest problems will cover topics up through Math 151 (Engineering Calculus I) for Freshmen, and through Math 251 (Engineering Calculus II) for Sophomore contestants. For purpose of this contest, freshmen are first-year undergraduate students, and sophomores are second-year undergraduate students. S Page 8 The Battalion Friday, April Ijl ■>" ■ii ■ mm iHi , ■ ■ I* Mil Photos of Kyle Burnett/ The Battalion Kim Gonzalez (3) led the nation in wins during the 1993 softball season, and is second this year with 24 victories. At one point during last season, Gonzalez threw 49 of A&M's 52 games. Gonzalez Continued from Page 7 It was a decision that was both hard on Gonzalez and the team but the outcome pro duced success. Last year the team was at a crisis when Gonzalez was left as the only starting pitcher on the team. Brock said when she came she was not the featured pitcher but the change made her develop as a pitcher and a person. “Her personality changed,” Brock said. “She became a winner.” Gonzalez said she was al ways in the shadows hut she had to step up and take charge. The whole team was down but she said she would do what it takes to win. “I can take on the responsi bility. I will do whatever it takes,” she said. Gonzalez took charge by pitching a staggering 49 out of A&M’s 5 2 games last year. She held opponents to a .189 batting average with a 1.1 3 earned run average. The hard work paid off when she was elected this year as a team captain. "It kind of took me by sur prise,” she said. “I never thought about it. I was hon ored. ’ She currently has a record of 24-7 with a 0.92 ERA and is second in the nation in wins. Gonzalez said she was ex cited about winning the Aggie Friday, 7 Invitational this year, She said the team li won the tournamentinjo; and it was great todoitlo senior year. Gonzalez pitchedalij game against Long I University and wasCo-Mlfl with senior shortstop]en:| McFalls. Gonzalez said she tritsi/jl to let anything botherb while she’s on the|itch;| mound. “I just go out there aiijJ my job and do the bestIqI she said. "I considerni|Sfl[ pretty laid hack." Brock said Gonzaleziul itive on the mound and®) focused. “She’s loyal to hert mates,” he said. "She isojl the leaders of the team.Sk| pretty neat and outgoing “I ler attitude is unap proachable.” he said. "It’s been good for us andfoill Gonzalez said it is sad knowing this is her last jtJ but she has great memotitil and experiences fromkttl reer. She said made thetigl decision to come toi The tradition andfriencj ness made an impressiont only on her but onherfairl She said she took herfa&f and brother to midnightytl and they could not believe:! Gonzalez said one then reasons for her success! si slant coach and formeriJ gie standout Shawn Andajil “She toe >k me in and I 111 tened to everything she tali me,” she said. "I have so much respect for her." To The Assoc WASH! don but r morning top tobact “You a a single A Calif “Tl Twinkies, is death.” The ch Wi Continu many tb others tl “Div "But it’s Willi technolc portant Ba; Continu may pla saio. Cope team wc OPE Marlins burn Harnisch as Astros lose, 81 The Associnted Press MIAMI — Benito Santiagok I a three-run double and Kurt!:- bolt followed with a horneti | Florida scored six runsinil h first inning and beat Houston! 2 Thursday. Jeff Conine hit a two-n | homer and moved into a titl the Nl. lead with five. He hfJ| as a rookie-last yean * Pete Harnisch (0-2) las I only two-thirds of an innit ; against the hot-and-coldMarti They’ve scored 32 runs infe victories and nine in five del® Florida broke an eighty® losing streak at Joe Robbie» um dating to last season.t Marlins also snapped Houston three-game winning streak. Harnisch loaded the with three walks and walked)t ry Browne to force in a run.& tiago then delivered a two-c blow to the gap in left-center, Abbott, a rookie shortsio) followed with his secondhomfi 41 B 1 Unique Gifr IcJeas From tIie Aqqit CoIIectIon Frame youR diploMA wirh tIie AqqiE RiNq print by BenJamIn Knox. Your RiNq yEAR is personaUze<J. 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